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PROGRAMA DEL CICLO INTERNACIONAL DE SEMINARIOS: CONDENAS ERRÓENAS CONFESIÓN FALSA Gísli Guðjónsson (Reino Unido-Islandia) Diplomado en Sistema Procesal Penal PROGRAMA DEL CICLO INTERNACIONAL DE SEMINARIOS: CONDENAS ERRÓENAS Organizan: ASOCIACIÓN DE PENSAMIENTO PENAL CHILE DERECHO UC – DIPLOMADO SISTEMA PROCESAL PENAL EDITORIAL TIRANT LO BLANCH ▪ JORNADA 1 Sábado 20 de marzo – 12 horas CONFESIÓN FALSA Moderadora: Paula Vial Expositores: Gísli Guðjónsson (Reino Unido-Islandia) Laura Nirider (EEUU) ▪ JORNADA 2: Jueves 25 de marzo – 18 horas ERROR PERICIAL Moderadora: Susana Gatica Expositores: Audrey Mcginn (Innocence Project EEUU) Marina Gascón Abellán (España), Paula Vial Reynal (Chile) ▪ JORNADA 3 Jueves 08 de abril – 18 horas IDENTIFICACIÓN ERRÓNEA Moderadora: Grace Méndez Diplomado en Sistema Procesal Penal Expositores: Mauricio Duce (Chile) Maria Paz Bahamondez (DPP Proyecto Inocentes, Chile) ▪ JORNADA 4 Jueves 15 de abril – 18 horas MALA CONDUCTA DE AGENTE DEL ESTADO (policías, fiscales y defensores) Moderador: José Henriquez Expositores: Juan Ortiz (Perú) Indiana Guereño (Argentina) Jonathan Ramirez (Chile) *** EXPOSITORES: GISLI GUDJONSSON Gísli Hannes Guðjónsson, CBE (Nacido el 26 de octubre de 1947) es un académico, educador, psicólogo forense y ex detective islandés-británico. Es profesor emérito en el Instituto de Psiquiatría del King's College de Londres y profesor en el Departamento de Psicología de la Universidad de Reykjavik. Gísli es una autoridad de renombre internacional sobre sugerencia y confesiones falsas y es uno de los principales expertos mundiales en síndrome de memoria falsa. Diplomado en Sistema Procesal Penal El testimonio pericial de Gísli fue la base para que las condenas de los Seis de Birmingham y Guildford Four fueran anuladas. Creó la escala de sugerencia de Gudjonsson para medir cuán susceptible es alguien a la coerción durante un interrogatorio. Autor de varios libros, Gudjonsson fue coautor del Libro Blanco de la Sociedad Americana de Psicología y Derecho (AP-LS) de Saul Kassin et al. (2010) titulado "Confesiones inducidas por la policía: Factores de riesgo y recomendaciones". Algunas de sus publicaciones son: Psicología trae justicia: la ciencia de la psicología forense (Crim Behav Ment Health). 2003; La psicología de los interrogatorios y confesiones. Un manual. Chichester: John Wiley & Sons (2003); Psicología Forense. Una guía para practicar (con Lionel Haward); La relación entre la confabulación y la capacidad intelectual, la memoria, la sugerencia interrogativa y la aquiescencia. (Personalidad y diferencias individuales, 1995); El Manual de Escalas de Sugerencia de Gudjonsson. Hove, Reino Unido: Psychology Press. (1997); La relación de los síntomas de abstinencia del alcohol con la sugerencia y el cumplimiento. (Psicología, Crimen y Derecho, junio de 2004, Vol. 10(2), págs. 169/177); La psicología de las confesiones falsas: Cuarenta años de ciencia y práctica (2018) LAURA NIRIDER Laura Nirider es una abogada y académica estadounidense que trabaja como profesora asociada de Derecho y codirectora del Centro de Condenas Injustas de la Escuela de Derecho Pritzker de la Universidad Northwestern. Experta en confesiones falsas, Nirider se especializa en representar a jóvenes que confesaron crímenes que no cometieron, y trabaja para reformar el proceso de interrogatorio policial. El trabajo de Nirider ganó visibilidad internacional después de su participación en varios casos de alto perfil relacionados con confesiones juveniles. Sus clientes han incluido a Brendan Dassey, cuyo caso fue perfilado en el documental de Netflix Making a Murderer, y Damien Echols del West Memphis Three, cuyo caso fue perfilado en la serie de HBO Paradise Lost y el documental West of Memphis. También presenta un podcast sobre confesiones falsas, titulado Wrongful Conviction: False Confessions. Nirider obtuvo una Licenciatura en Ciencias Políticas de la Universidad de Chicago. Luego obtuvo un Juris Doctor de la Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, graduándose magna cum laude. Centro de condenas injustas de la juventud Diplomado en Sistema Procesal Penal De 2009 a 2019, Nirider fue codirectora del Centro de Condenas Injustas de la Juventud, junto con el Profesor Steven Drizin. Experta en coacción a jóvenes para dar una confesión por crímenes que no cometieron, Nirider a menudo discute tácticas intencionales o inadvertidas que pueden desarmar o engañar a los jóvenes. Ella afirma que incluso los interrogadores de policía bien intencionados pueden inducir una confesión falsa de personas vulnerables. El interrogatorio se enseña a menudo con el objetivo de extraer información de individuos obstinados, endurecidos y adultos, por lo que no es adecuado para su uso en jóvenes y especialmente jóvenes vulnerables. El centro tiene como objetivo abordar este tema a través de la enseñanza a estudiantes de Derecho, así como abogados y jueces, y la presión de los responsables políticos. Una de esas leyes que Drizin ayudó a introducir fue una que requería entrevistas juveniles en Wisconsin para ser grabada en video, que fue promulgada a tiempo para desempeñar un papel significativo en los juicios en curso de Brendan Dassey. MARINA GASCÓN ABELLAN Catedrática de Teoría y Filosofía del Derecho en la Universidad Castilla La Mancha (España), donde dirige el Máster de Derecho Sanitario y Bioética. Ha realizado estancias de investigación en las universidades de Turín, Génova y Northwestern de Chicago y suele impartir cursos y seminarios en otras universidades y centros ligados al poder judicial. Sus estudios se han centrado en problemas de filosofía política, bioética, justicia constitucional y, sobre todo, teoría de la argumentación, con particular atención a la prueba. Sus publicaciones en este último campo (el del análisis de los problemas probatorios) son muy numerosas. Entre ellas las siguientes: Los hechos en el Derecho. Bases argumentales de la prueba (3ª ed. 2010); La motivación en la prueba (2004); Sobre la Posibilidad de Formular Estándares de Prueba Objetivos (2005); Freedom of Proof (2005); La prueba del nexo causal en la responsabilidad por daños (2009); Razones científico-jurídicas para valorar la prueba científica: una argumentación multidisciplinar (2010); Prueba científica: mitos y paradigmas (2011); A Prova dos Fatos, (2012); Cuestiones probatorias (2012); Prueba Científica: Un mapa de Retos (2013); Prevención y Educación. El camino hacia una mejor Ciencia Forense en el sistema de justicia (2020); Además de la verdad. Defensa de los derechos cuando se buscan pruebas (2020). Ha traducido al castellano “El derecho dúctil” de Gustavo Zagrebelsky (1995) y co-traducido “Principia Juris” de Luigi Ferrajoli (2011). Diplomado en Sistema Procesal Penal AUDREY MCGINN Audrey McGinn es abogada de la Universidad de Washington en Seattle, donde recibió su Licenciatura en Estudios Internacionales y Estudios en Español y Portugués. Estudió asimismo en la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México y dos semestres en Santiago de Chile. Además es Doctora en Derecho de la California Western School of Law en San Diego. Casa de estudios a la que se mantiene vinculada como instructora de litigación oral para Estados Unidos, Latinoamérica y África, dando sus clases en inglés, español y portugués. La California Western School of Law la premió como mejor profesora en el año 2018. Audrey McGinn es abogada para el California Innocence Project y he trabajado para Proyecto ACCESO desde 2008. He capacitado a cientos de abogados de América Latina y África. Ha participado en la publicación de varios artículos sobre derecho penal en América Latina. También ayuda a los miembros de la Red Inocente, un programa de educación y abogacía dedicada a la liberación de personas condenadas injustamente y a la reforma de leyes que llevan a una condena injusta. Red Inocente está orientado a trabajar en toda América Latina mediante cursos de capacitación y materiales de apoyo para el abogado defensor. Audrey ha litigado casos en los tribunales por todo el estado de California. Audrey habla español con fluidez y también encabezó el primer Proyecto Latinoamericano de Inocencia en Chile. También ha trabajado como profesora adjunta en academias de habilidades de juicio para abogados de América Latina. Diplomado en Sistema Procesal Penal PAULA VIAL REYNAL Abogada, Licenciada en Ciencias Jurídicas y Sociales de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, ex Defensora Nacional de la Defensoría Penal Pública, elegida en el cargo por Sistema de Alta Dirección Pública, profesora de Derecho Penal, Procesal Penal y Derecho Penitenciario en la PUC, postitulada en Criminología de la PUC, candidata a Doctora en Derecho Penal de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, con Magister en Derecho Penal de la misma Universidad, con estudios en Derecho Público en el Magíster de Derecho de la Universidad de Chile, diplomada en Gerencia Social y Políticas Públicas de la Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO), diplomada en Gobierno Corporativo de la PUC y cuenta con cursos en España de formación especializada en Acceso a la Justicia en Iberoamérica. Ex Directora de la Polla Chilena de Beneficencia S.A., empresa perteneciente al SEP. Directora y Fundadora y Ex Presidenta de la AG Abogadas de Chile. Ex Presidenta del Directorio de la Fundación Proyecto B (reinserción laboral de jóvenes infractores). Ex Consejera del Consejo Consultivo del Instituto Nacional de Derechos Humanos (INDH). Columnista y panelista en varios medios de comunicación social: revista The Clinic, diario La Tercera, El Mercurio y La Segunda, “Primera Pauta” de Radio Pauta, programa “Palabras sacan palabras” de radio Futuro
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